NURS 215 EXAM 3 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ What is a nurse?
Answer: Highly trained, well educated, caring, and competent.
◉ 6 basic skills
Answer: critical thinking skills
Communication skills
Organizational skills
Leadership skills
Advocacy
technical skills
◉ 4 basic principals of nursing
Answer: Advocacy
Responsibility
Accountability
Confidentiality
, ◉ 6 ethical principles of nursing
Answer: autonomy, beneficence, fidelity, justice, non-maleficence,
veracity
◉ autonomy
Answer: the right of the patient to make decisions about their
medical care w/out their healthcare provider trying to influence
their decisions
◉ beneficence
Answer: address the idea that a nurse's actions should only promote
good
◉ fidelity
Answer: The nurse must be faithful to the promises they made as
professionals to provide quality care
◉ justice
Answer: the nurse needs to be impartial and fair to each patient
◉ Non-Maleficence
Answer: nurse must be non-harming or inflicting the least amount of
harm possible to reach a beneficial outcome
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ What is a nurse?
Answer: Highly trained, well educated, caring, and competent.
◉ 6 basic skills
Answer: critical thinking skills
Communication skills
Organizational skills
Leadership skills
Advocacy
technical skills
◉ 4 basic principals of nursing
Answer: Advocacy
Responsibility
Accountability
Confidentiality
, ◉ 6 ethical principles of nursing
Answer: autonomy, beneficence, fidelity, justice, non-maleficence,
veracity
◉ autonomy
Answer: the right of the patient to make decisions about their
medical care w/out their healthcare provider trying to influence
their decisions
◉ beneficence
Answer: address the idea that a nurse's actions should only promote
good
◉ fidelity
Answer: The nurse must be faithful to the promises they made as
professionals to provide quality care
◉ justice
Answer: the nurse needs to be impartial and fair to each patient
◉ Non-Maleficence
Answer: nurse must be non-harming or inflicting the least amount of
harm possible to reach a beneficial outcome
